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Donald Trump backs CBD for seniors in 2025. What does it mean for patients, politics, and Medicare? Read the OMNI blog for trusted cannabis insights.

If you’re a medical marijuana cardholder in Florida, this is big news. You’re legally allowed to possess cannabis in certain forms and amounts, and now you’re less likely to face a vehicle search based solely on scent.

A new 2025 peer-reviewed study published in the Journal of Cannabis Research offers powerful insight into this question, suggesting that medical cannabis may actually help patients cut back on or replace more harmful drugs — including cigarettes and methamphetamine.

Wondering if you qualify for medical marijuana in Florida? Discover the full list of state-approved conditions — including PTSD, cancer, and chronic pain — plus how “same kind or class” diagnoses like anxiety and migraines may be eligible. Book online with OMNI Medical today: https://www.omnidoctors.com/services-booking-online

Thinking about getting your Florida medical marijuana card? This 2025 step-by-step guide explains everything you need to know — including qualifying conditions, how telehealth works, the Florida registry process, and how to stay compliant. Whether you’re applying for the first time or renewing, OMNI Medical Services makes it easy, legal, and stress-free.

Florida’s Medical Marijuana Boom: What MMJ Patients Need to Know Now

Congress is pushing back against marijuana reform, with new federal proposals that could stop cannabis rescheduling and ban hemp-derived cannabinoids like Delta‑8. This graphic highlights the growing tension in U.S. cannabis policy in 2025.

As Florida’s cannabis legalization effort faces scrutiny after a forged signature scandal, federal lawmakers are reigniting calls to deschedule marijuana entirely. From local ballot drama to the national push for reform, here’s what it all means for medical marijuana patients — and why keeping your MMJ card current is more important than ever.

In a major legal development with national implications, the 11th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that medical marijuana patients in Florida may not be lawfully stripped of their Second Amendment rights—even though cannabis remains federally illegal.

In a major regulatory mess-up, New York state revealed it had mismeasured buffer zones around schools — allowing dozens of cannabis dispensaries to operate too close to educational campuses.

Florida has one of the largest and fastest-growing medical marijuana programs in the country. Here’s a snapshot:

If you rely on Delta‑8 THC for relief, you might be running out of time. A federal crackdown is gaining speed, and more states are banning hemp-derived THC every month. Here’s what’s happening—and how a medical marijuana card can help protect your access.

Feds hit snooze on banning medical weed—again. What Florida MMJ patients need to know to stay protected (and why your card is still your shi

As fireworks light up the Florida skies this 4th of July, we’re reminded of the core American values we celebrate: freedom, independence, and the right to pursue life, liberty, and happiness. For more than 800,000 Floridians, that pursuit includes access to medical cannabis—and the freedom to choose plant-based care that helps them live better.

In a surprising turn of events, Tampa police recently raided Smokey Jones Smoke Shop, Florida’s first licensed hemp retail company, seizing over $200,000 worth of products. The store’s owner asserts that all items were compliant with federal and state laws.

Florida just made it tougher for everyday people to have a say in state laws—and if you’re a medical cannabis patient, this one hits close to home.

In a move sending shockwaves through the cannabis and patient advocacy world, a Trump-aligned U.S. Attorney is targeting a state-licensed...

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The U.S. cannabis industry is feeling the ripple effects of newly reimposed tariffs on goods from China—and medical marijuana patients may start noticing changes in pricing, availability, and the overall patient experience.

In a move that could bring big savings and greater access to medical cannabis, Florida lawmakers are moving forward with House Bill 555 (HB